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A. Einstein: science, philosophy and religion.



 
 
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Old September 11th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity,it.cultura.ateismo
Franco
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Default A. Einstein: science, philosophy and religion.

Albert Einstein wrote something about philosophy and religion too. He was a
pantheist.

I think that Einstein's philosophy and religion were strongly influenced by
his science.

What do you think about?

Franco


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Old September 11th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity,it.cultura.ateismo
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Default A. Einstein: science, philosophy and religion.

On Sat, 11 Sep 2004 08:21:15 GMT, "Franco"
wrote:

Albert Einstein wrote something about philosophy and religion too. He was a
pantheist.

I think that Einstein's philosophy and religion were strongly influenced by
his science.

What do you think about?


A way to destroy humanity without using nuclear weapons. Making itself
implode would be amusing.


Franco


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Old September 11th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity,it.cultura.ateismo
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"Franco" wrote in message
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Albert Einstein wrote something about philosophy and religion too. He was

a
pantheist.

I think that Einstein's philosophy and religion were strongly influenced

by
his science.

What do you think about?

Franco




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Old September 11th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity,it.cultura.ateismo
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"Franco" wrote in message
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| Albert Einstein wrote something about philosophy and religion too. He was
a
| pantheist.
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| I think that Einstein's philosophy and religion were strongly influenced
by
| his science.
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| What do you think about?
|
| Franco

I think it is time for *plonk*, it reduces the noise level.
*plonk*
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Old September 11th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity,it.cultura.ateismo
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"Franco" wrote in message
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Albert Einstein wrote something about philosophy and religion too. He was

a
pantheist.

I think that Einstein's philosophy and religion were strongly influenced

by
his science.

What do you think about?

Franco

I thought you liked to say that science is philosophy and all that stuff.

regards
Milan


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Old September 11th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity
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"Franco" wrote in message ...
Albert Einstein wrote something about philosophy and religion too. He was a
pantheist.

I think that Einstein's philosophy and religion were strongly influenced by
his science.

What do you think about?

Franco


Read his science essays found in his book Ideas and Opinions.

Patrick
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Old September 11th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity,it.cultura.ateismo
Franco
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Milan ha scritto nel messaggio ...
CUT
I thought you liked to say that science is philosophy and all that stuff.



A.Pais wrote a scientific biography of Albert Einstein and in my opinion
Einstein was strongly influenced by his own theory in approaching some
philosophical ideas and his pantheism.

According to his theories, there is nothing outside our universe. No space,
no time.
So, no personal god out of space and out of time.
But a god that coincide with our universe.

That's all.

Regards
Franco


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Old September 12th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity
Patrick Reany
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"Franco" wrote in message ...
Albert Einstein wrote something about philosophy and religion too. He was a
pantheist.


OK, show us your evidence that Einstein was a pantheist.

Patrick
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Old September 16th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity
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"Patrick Reany" wrote (to Franco):
OK, show us your evidence that Einstein was a pantheist.


I cannot know if Einstein was really a pantheist, and in which meaning
of this word.
But what is sure is that Einstein himself, not other people, claimed
to be a pantheist.

Regards

Woodridge
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Old September 16th 04 posted to alt.philosophy.debate,sci.physics.relativity
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Woodridge wrote:

But what is sure is that Einstein himself, not other people, claimed
to be a pantheist.


Citation please?

Bob Kolker


 




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